Mutford Registration District

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MUTFORD REGISTRATION DISTRICT

Registration County : Suffolk.
Created : 1.7.1837 (originally "Mutford & Lothingland")
Abolished : 1.4.1935 (to become part of Lothingland registration district).
Sub-districts : Belton, Gorleston, Kessingland, Lowestoft, Lowestoft Borough, Oulton Broad.
GRO volumes : XIII (1837–51), 4a (1852–1935).
Registers currently held at : Suffolk (Lowestoft), Suffolk (Bury St. Edmunds) and Norfolk.

Table 1: List of Places in Mutford Registration District

All the areas in Mutford registration district became part of the county of East Suffolk on 1.4.1889.

Civil Parish	County	From	To	Comments
Ashby	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Ashby	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Barnby	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Barnby	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Belton	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Belton	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Blundeston	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Blundeston	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Bradwell	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Bradwell	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Burgh Castle	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Burgh Castle	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Carlton Colville	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Carlton Colville	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Corton	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Corton	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Flixton	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Flixton	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Fritton	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Fritton	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Gisleham	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Gisleham	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Gorleston	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (a).
Gorleston	Norfolk	1889	1891	See Table 2, note (a).
Gunton	Suffolk	1837	1889	Abolished 1.4.1934 to become part of the parish of Lowestoft.
Gunton	East Suffolk	1889	1934
Herringfleet	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Herringfleet	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Hopton	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Hopton	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Kessingland	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Kessingland	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Kirkley	Suffolk	1837	1889	Abolished 1.4.1907 to become part of the parish of Lowestoft.
Kirkley	East Suffolk	1889	1907
Lound	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Lound	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Lowestoft	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Lowestoft	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Mutford	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Mutford	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Oulton	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Oulton	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Oulton Broad	East Suffolk	1904	1919	Created 1.4.1904 out of the parishes of Carlton Colville and Oulton. Abolished 9.11.1919 to become part of the parish of Lowestoft.
Pakefield	Suffolk	1837	1889	Abolished 1.4.1934 to become parts of the parishes of Lowestoft, Gisleham, and Carlton Colville.
Pakefield	East Suffolk	1889	1934
Rushmere	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Rushmere	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).
Somerlyton	Suffolk	1837	1889	See Table 2, note (b).
Somerlyton	East Suffolk	1889	1935	See Table 2, note (b).

Table 2: Boundary Changes affecting Mutford Registration District

Date of Change	Note	Description of Change	Population transferred
1.7.1891	(a)	Lost the parish of Gorleston to Yarmouth registration district.	11736 in 1891
1.4.1935 (abolished)	(b)	Lost the parishes of Ashby, Barnby, Belton, Blundeston, Bradwell, Burgh Castle, Carlton Colville, Corton, Flixton, Fritton, Gisleham, Herringfleet, Hopton, Kessingland, Lound, Lowestoft, Mutford, Oulton, Rushmere, and Somerleyton, to Lothingland registration district.	53765 in 1931

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